Thread: Cheek Riser

Originally Posted by Grey Kiwi

If you don't mind slicing the stock a wee bit then this would be the duck's nuts. This is on a CZ457, but you will get the idea of it all.
Looks good, hardware kit available. You do need a bandsaw or have a local business that will cut for you. A fretsaw will work, but may take a couple of hours careful cutting.

https://www.rimfirecentral.com/threa...plate.1282043/

That's a nice looking job

Originally Posted by Happy Jack

That's a nice looking job

Yes, quite professional looking and seems that it works fine.
I've had my share of foam and tape before. Now I like things looking 'nice', and that's the job I'd do if I had to (although I do have a nice wee bandsaw here so I would have an easier job of it).
Give me a yell if you want to do that job on a stock.

Originally Posted by Grey Kiwi

Yes, quite professional looking and seems that it works fine.
I've had my share of foam and tape before. Now I like things looking 'nice', and that's the job I'd do if I had to (although I do have a nice wee bandsaw here so I would have an easier job of it).
Give me a yell if you want to do that job on a stock.

Thanks I would but all my stocks are plastic currently.

Originally Posted by Grey Kiwi

Yes, quite professional looking and seems that it works fine.
I've had my share of foam and tape before. Now I like things looking 'nice', and that's the job I'd do if I had to.

Yip, that DIY built-in adjustable cheekpiece is very nice and much better in form and function than some of these strap-on devices.
I'm sure that's true for other things as well... but please no ... jokes.